Read-a-long: 

1st-7th of July: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader chapters 1-8

8th-14th of July: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader chapters 9-16

15th-21st of July: The Silver Chair chapters 1-8

22nd-31st of July: The Silver chair chapters 9-16

Or if you read by a daily schedule you need to read around 12 pages a day to finish the book by the end of July

Read-a-long: 

1st-7th of June: The Horse and His Boy chapters 1-8

8th-14th of June: The Horse and His Boy chapters 9-15

15th-21st of June: Prince Caspian chapters 1-8

22nd-31st of June: Prince Caspian chapters 9-15

Or if you read by a daily schedule you need to read around 12 pages a day to finish the book by the end of June

Read-a-long: 

1st-7th of May: The Magicians Nephew chapters 1-8

8th-14th of May: The Magicians Nephew chapters 9-15

15th-21st of May: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe chapters 1-9

22nd-31st of May: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe chapters 10-17

Or if you read by a daily schedule you need to read around 12 pages a day to finish the book by the end of May

Review:

5 stars!

I love everything to do with Narnia and have read all these books before. I think the storytelling is great. The plot is amazing and creative. These books are obviously aimed at children, but I think there's so much in them for adults as well. 

Read-a-long: 

4th-10th of March: Chapter 1-13

11th-17th of March: Chapter 14-26

18th-24th of March: Chapter 27-39

25th-31st of March: Chapter 40-Epilogue

Or if you read by a daily schedule you need to read around 15 pages a day to finish the book by the end of March. 

Trigger warnings:

Suicidal ideation recounted

Death of a parent recounted

Review:

4 stars.
I enjoyed this book very much. It was an easy and quick read and a great cleanser after House of Flame and Shadow. I will continue reading the rest of the series. 

Read-a-long: 

1st-7th of February: Chapter 1-26

8th-14th of February: Chapter 27-53

15th-20th of February: Chapter 54-80

21st-29th of February: Chapter 80-102

Or if you read by a daily schedule you need to read around 30 pages a day to finish the book by the end of February. 

Trigger warnings:

Torture

Gore and blood

Sexual content

Death

Review(mild spoilers):

5 stars!
She has done it again. As with nearly all of Sarah J Maas' books I couldn't put it down. I was sobbing and laughing at the same time in the end of this masterpiece. I am so excited to see what happens next! 

Read-a-long: 

1st-7th of January: Chapter 1-13

8th-14th of January: Chaper 14-27

15th-21st of January: Chapter 28-40

22nd-28th of January: Chapter 41-epilogue

Or if you read by a daily schedule you need to read around 11 pages a day to finish the book by the end of January. 

Trigger warnings:

There are no trigger warnings in the beginning of the book, but this is what I found online

Confinement

Gun violence

Suicidal thoughts

Death

Torture(not graphic)

Violence

Review:

I would give this 3.5 stars. 

It was a decent book, with an alright plot. However I didn't find it super intriguing and eventually did just want to finish it.
The characters were mostly good.
I did continue reading the next two books in the series, which I found were both better than the first.

January:

A Curse of Shadows and Thorns by L. J. Andrews

The Assasins Blade by Sarah J Maas

A Court of Wings and Ruin (reread) by Sarah J Maas

A Court of Frost and Starlight (reread) by Sarah J Maas

Throne of Glass by Sarah J Maas

February:

A Court of Silver Flames by Sarah J Maas

American Queen by Sierra Simone

Electric Idol by Katee Robert

Crown of Midnight by Sarah J Maas

Wicked Beauty by Katee Robert

Icebreaker by Hannah Grace

March:

Twisted Love by Ana Huang

Twisted Games by Ana Huang

Outlander by Diana Gabaldon

April:

Heir of Fire by Sarah J Maas

May:

Dragonfly in Amber by Diana Gabaldon

June:

Queen of Shadows by Sarah J Maas

Lightlark by Alex Aster

July:

Tools of Engagement by Tessa Bailey

Tower of Dawn by Saraj J Maas

Empire of Storms by Sarah J Maas

Love Her or Lose Her by Tessa Bailey

August:

Secretly yours by Tessa Bailey

Harry Potter and the Philisopher's stone

September: 

Unfortunately Yours by Tessa Bailey

Sorcery of Thorns by Margaret Rogerson

October:

Rounding Thirds by Michelle Lynn

The Bridge Kingdom by Danielle L. Jensen

The Traitor Queen by Danielle L. Jensen

Kingdom of Ash by Sarah J Maas

A Touch of Darkness by Scarlett St. Claire

A Touch of Ruin by Scarlett St. Claire

Behind Darkness and Deceit by Aimee L. Johnson

Fix Her Up by Tessa Bailey

Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros

November:

Fourth Wing (reread) by Rebecca Yarros 

Iron Flame by Rebecca Yarros

December: 

House of Earth and Blood (reread) by Sarah J Maas

House of Sky and Breath (reread) by Sarah J Maas

Forbidden Fate by Kaven Hirning

From Blood and Ash (reread) by Jennifer L. Armentrout

A Kingdom of Flesh and Fire (reread) by Jennifer L. Armentrout

The Crown of Gilded Bones (reread) by Jennifer L. Armentrout

Iron Flame (reread) by Rebecca Yarros

Review - includes spoilers:

⭐️⭐️⭐️

I have very mixed feelings about this book. Some elements were good, but overall I found it a bit lacking. I think the idea was great, but it needed more time to develop. I found certain elements very fast paced and others incredibly slow. I am personally not a fan of constant flashbacks and specially when they aren't necessary for the plot. A lot of the flashbacks felt like fillers. I was quite dissapointed when we were told why the curse was put on the two main characters, as it felt a bit lackluster. However there were moving moments, and some good plot twists along the way. Overall it's a 3 star read for me. I am not sure if I will be reading the second installation in this series, but maybe one day I will. 

Review - includes spoilers:

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Once again Rebecca Yarros took us on a JOURNEY! Wow. Just wow! I am still in shock over the massive plot twist and cliff hanger at the end. As soon as I finished this book I started it over again to annotate and try and come up with theories for what will happen in the next book. There is so many details hidden in the text that you only discover on your second read. The characters are stunning, both old and new. The world building continues in such a natural way. I never feel like the information is being shoved down my throat. The opening catch up is amazing. Some times it feels too "here's a catch up of what happened in the last book" but Yarros using Brennan to talk us through is pure perfection. 

This book is so action packed and fast paced you have to be very awake when you read. 

Rebecca, please don't let us suffer for too long. I need the next book now!

Read-a-long: 

7th-12th of November: Chapter 1-18

13th-19th of November: Chaper 19-37

20th-26th of November: Chapter 38-56

27th-30th of November: Chapter 57-66

Or if you read by a daily schedule you need to read around 30 pages a day to finish the book by the end of November. 

Trigger warning from the book:

Iron Flame is a nonstop-thrilling adventure fantasy set in the brutal and competitive world of a militairy college for dragon riders, which includes elements regarding war, psychological and physical torture, imprisonment, intense violence, brutal injuries, perilous situations, blood, dismemberment, burning, murder, death, animal death, graphic language, loss of family, grief, and sexual activitites that are shown on the page. Readers who may be sensitive to these elements, please take note, and prepare to join the revelotion. 

Review - includes minor spoilers: 

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

What a book! It has been a very long time since I have read a book that could draw me in like Fourth Wing. Everything from the characters, the magic, the dragons was pure perfection. 

The book follows Violet Sorrengail's first year in the riders quadrant of Basgiath War College. It is a brutal and lethal three year training to become a dragon rider. From how to enter the quadrant, hand to hand combat, the gauntlet and threshing, this book is a real page turner. 

This book had me in an absolute choke hold. 

Some of the things that made it so incredible was how everything was described. Usually fight scenes are hard for me to follow, but Yarros described them so clearly that I could see it all in my head. 

I finished this book in 3 days, afterwards I started over straight away to annotate the whole book as there were so many things that had been hidden in the text, you wouldn't realise the meaning of until the very end.

If you have not read this book yet, do yourself a favour and start right away. You will not regret it!